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The document summarizes the itinerary and activities for a group of French students visiting Poland from March 26-27, 2014. It includes arriving at the hotel and having breakfast, a welcoming speech at their host school, sightseeing tours of Chełmża and Warsaw, group activities and debates in the library about environmental topics, further cultural exchanges and presentations, a visit to Torun, and a final dinner before their departure. The document expresses thanks to their Polish hosts and teachers for organizing the educational visit.
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- 2. Polish station & arrival at the hotel
- 3. First breakfast, arrival at school
- 4. Gathering in the ceremonial hall of the school
- 5. Welcoming speech by the Polish teachers and Headmaster
- 6. Thanks to all the pupils for their show!!
- 8. 26/03/2014 : visit of Warsaw Royal palace
- 10. 27/03/14 AM, group activities in the library. • Each group works on one environmental topic (pro or cons) in order to defend its points of view orally in front of a teacher jury and a student jury. • Each student must say something in English.
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- 12. Johan, Julien and their team
- 13. 5 min by group
- 14. Corentin, Julien and their team
- 15. Corentin, Félix and their team
- 16. Alessio Ilenia , Fidelfi Fausto Rodrigo , Iafrate Damien , Parsena Federico
- 17. Jim presenting his school : College of West Anglia, King's Lynn
- 18. 27/03/2014 PM - Visit of Torun
- 19. Last dinner before departure
- 20. Thank you Irena, Przemysław and the students for this wonderful stay
- 21. Photos taken by French students : 2eeec : Johan, Julien 2 acit : Corentin, Félix and Ludovic, and Stuart (English teacher), M. Lefèvre, Manu et Claudine